GENERAL PATHOLOGY REVIEW

It refers to the underlying causes of diseases. ()

• etiology

• pathogenesis

• clinical significance

A division of pathology that facuses on the macroscopic manifestations of the disease.

• Anatomic Pathology

• Gross Pathology

• Clinical Pathology

changes made by a cell in response to adverse environmental changes

• CELL DEATH

• CELL ADAPTATION

• CELL INJURY

Replacement of one adult cell type by another adult cell type.

• dysplasia

• anaplasia

• metaplasia

Programmed cell death

• pyknosis

• necrosis

• apoptosis

Type of necrosis that is caused by enzymatic digestion of the cell by its own hydrolytic lysosomal enzymes.

• coagulatuon necrosis

• liquefaction necrosis

• caseous necrosis

A universal response to tissue damage by a wide range of harmful stimuli.

• cell death

• necrosis

• inflammation

Non-development of an organ during embryonic growth due to the absence of primordial tissue.

• aplasia

• atresia

• agenesia

An abnormal mass of tissue that forms when cells grow and divide more than they should or do not die when they should.

• dysplasia

• anaplasia

• neoplasm

Algor mortis is accelerated by certain infectious diseases where death is usually followed by  increase in temperature.

• true

• false